As a person who lacks a sense of substitution, watching most dramas is an outsider, or watching a Sims villain mentality, and this mentality becomes more and more stubborn with age. But this drama really captured my heart, I am really worried about the male lead, and his father, and even the male lead's prospective girlfriend, I hope she can get the male lead's love, I heard only one appearance The patient's little girl committed suicide, and my heart moved.
What in the end touched me? Maybe a certain factor, maybe a combination of several factors.
1 Be kind. It's not the Mary Sue's kind of verbal goodness who actually does some scumbag, or the Virgin who bitches people, but sincere kindness. Even if the character didn't do anything, he just had a real thought of thinking about others. I am indeed easily moved by characters who are really kind and thoughtful, those small acts of kindness.
2 Sincere eyes. The director is very good at casting.
3 Similar to me (character/encounter). I have always hated watching family dramas, but the male lead directly grabbed my heart. Because I also consider myself the second unloved child in the family.
4 Misfortune (cause my sympathy). Sincere misfortune, not a car accident amnesia leukemia kind of "I'm too lazy to make up but you just cry."
5 Demonstrates weaknesses/contradictions shared by human nature.
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